Rachel Howard's Footnotes
Rachel HowardI write about dance from San Francisco for the SF Chronicle, Fjord Review, and other publications, and collect my writings in this newsletter. I also am a novelist, memoirist, and writing teacher, and include updates on my literary work and classes here.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 19 |
| Subscribers | Read | rachelhowardfootnotes.substack.com |
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San Francisco Ballet's Wheeldon, McGregor, and Khan Triple-Bill
San Francisco Ballet in Christopher Wheeldon’s “Within the Golden Hour.” Photo by Reneff-Olson Productions
Catching Up, Gearing Up
It’s been a busy month on so many fronts, and I thought I’d better catch up on sending out my latest dance reviews before heading tonight to San Francisco Ballet’s “Cool Britannia” program.
"Manon" at San Francisco Ballet--my review in the SF Chronicle
L-R, San Francisco Ballet’s Myles Thatcher, Jasmine Jimison, and Cavan Conley in MacMillan's Manon // © Lindsay Thomas
San Francisco Ballet's 92nd season opening gala--San Francisco Chronicle overnight review
Gala night: WanTing Zhao and Harrison James in a pas de deux from Wheeldon's After the Rain© // © San Francisco Ballet. Photo by Lindsey Rallo.
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Novelist, memoirist, dance critic. Lover of particulars, pluralism, paradox. 2024 NEA literature fellow. I write about dance for Fjord Review and the San Francisco Chronicle. Books: The Risk of Us, The Lost Night. At work on another memoir.
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